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Steve Bennett

PR guy by trade, West Indian by birth, Steve has been helping journalists tell stories about the Caribbean for the past 20+ years. As co-founder, editorial director and principal voice of Uncommon Caribbean, Steve shares a personal and uniquely-informed view of the authentic side of Caribbean travel and culture every day. Steve’s travels have taken him to 39 Caribbean destinations (and counting), many of which he’s visited while leading media tours as the head of his travel-focused public relations agency, SBPR Corp. This depth of experience has taught him that the uncommon is not relegated to the region’s most far flung and little-known destinations.

Ska dance lessons
🇯🇲Jamaica

Saturday Video: Classic Jamaican Ska Dance Lesson

Some parts mento and R&B (with a little calypso and jazz mixed in) ska absolutely demands that you dance! This classic ska dance lesson video shows you how.
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🇻🇬British Virgin Islands

Deal of the Week: 4-for-1 Savings at Long Bay Beach Resort, Tortola

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Caribbean

Guess Where Giveaway Winner: Katharine Nisbet Takes the Cake!

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🇹🇹Tobago

Tuesday 2 Cents: My Dad Talks Retirement in Tobago

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Saltfish Buljol Recipe Trinidad Style
🇹🇹Trinidad

Saltfish Buljol Recipe Trinidad Style

This saltfish buljol recipe Trinidad style is a simple to make, spicy way to start the day that's great with johnny cakes, bake, bread, or even a bagel!
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Riding Bikes in Tulum
🇲🇽Mexico

Biking along the beach in Tulum: Wish You Were Here

An early morning bike ride along the beach in Tulum, Mexico.
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🇱🇨St. Lucia

Saturday Video: Sexy Legs Create a Thirst for Piton Beer in St. Lucia

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🇭🇹Haiti

Support Haiti, Drink Rhum Barbancourt

Rhum Barbancourt is made directly from sugar cane juice rather than molasses, a method similar to that employed in the production of the rhums agricole.
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🇯🇲Jamaica

Uncommon Beauty: The Beaches of Portland, Jamaica

Beauty and the beach go hand-in-hand in Jamaica big time, especially in Portland, Jamaica's 7th largest Parish (area: 314 square miles).
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